St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-15
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

One case of diphtheria was reported yester-
day. =
Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
$568,3454l. S
The steel arch bridge caisson will be sunk
four feet more. IA
Sam Jones will probably hold services in
the Washington rink.
Friday evening the Cornell university ban
quet takes place at the West hotel
Saloon for sale: 1.-THE Dandy" Oscar
Lykes saloon and lot, 1922 Riverside avenue.
The council committee on work house met
yesterday afternoon. but did nothing further
than to audit bills.
Janney Bros har DWARF store was entered
by burglars on Sund ay night and 5000 worth
OF cutlery removed.
A meeting of the Retail Liquor Dealers as
ISOLATION will be held this afternoon at 2
o'clock in NOrdin hall.
Council committee on railroads will meet
II is afternoon and consider the Burgess
street rail way franchise.
Mrs. Jarley's Waxworks' will be pre-
sented at Tollefson's hall this and tomorrow
evenings by the Ladies' Mite society.
Mrs. Nellie b. Mead has purchased 65 feet
on the corner of Third avenue sou tn and
Ninth street for $4,000, and will erect row
of French flats
Brooks Bros. have begun two suits against
r. N. Gale ct al. to enforce the payment of
$103.S6 and $37S.O9 respectively. said to be
due for building material. fa
A small blaze in residence on the corner
of Eighth avenue northeast and Sbley street
called out the fire department yesterday
morning. Tritiing damage.
Oscar +. RoeGler and others are made de-
PENDANTS in an action brought by Bardwell,
Robinson u Co.. to recover S396.3O alleged to
be due on building material
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
loren n Caroline a Johnson
Snow and Eveliue A. Harris, Magnus Ander-
son and Charlotte Johnson, Christian Hanson
and Matte Gilbertson.
Nellie Reynold, otherwise Nettie St. Clair,
proprietress Of 226 First street south, yester-
day gave bail for her appearance Tuesday Of
next week TO answer to the charge OF assault
ing one of the inmates OF her bagnlo.
Jacob Meyers, Alex HoenigSchmidt and
Henry Helm have formed company to be
known as the Golden Valley Stock Yards COM
pany. which will have q location near
Sweeney's creek, on the Watertown road.
The meeting Of the Bar association to give
an expression as to who should be appointed
srenographer OF the municipal court will be
held some time during the week. The appli-
cants are G. NJ. Wing and a Mr.. Newlove.
The Polar Telegraph company was incorpo-
rated yesterday with capital stock of $1,000
20, by Henry E. Fletcher, Preston King,
Albert G. Loring, William H. Dunwoody and
William III. Eustis. Mr.. Fletcher is president.
The police yesterday found the body OF q
| three-W G eks-old babe on the ice just below
the suspension bridge. 1t was frozen stiff,
and death had evidently occurred some days
ago. Coroner Hill will probably hold an in
q ueSt to-day.
A eh amber concert will be given in the
dining hall of the West hotel this evening by
Carl and Ernest LachInund, assisted by the
| best local talent and Marianne Brandt, the
| German dramatic prima donna. The pro-
gramme will consist of the works Of LiSZt,
and is most attractive.
| MIR. and Mrs. George Knight were greeted
by a fair-siZed audience at the Grand opera
| house last evening in their musical comedy,
lover the Garden Wall" Mr.. Knights did
lect is as pleasant as ever, and his presenta-
tion of the character of man who paints the
town red was irresistably funny. The COM
pany has not been improved since last sea-
son, and the play has not been changed ma
terially.
The dime museum was crow ded last night,
the attraction being John T. Kelly in new
comedy, entitled, "Hoolihan's Adventure, or
Trip to White Bear In this piece Mr..
Kelly does more refined comedy work than in
any other concet he has yet presented to the
patrons of this place. He is funny, and the
tricks of the play were heartily appauded.
Don Cameron, well-formed midget, is eX-
hibited in the curio hall.
Charles J. Bartlesol has filed an answer to
the suit brought against him by the state to
enforce the payment OF tuXeS on lot s, in
Bobey's subdivision of lots l and q block As,
Minneapolis, in which he alleges he offered
| the county treasurer the amount due. The
special sidewalk assessment over which the
trouble arose, he say S, he refused to pay be-
cause in his opinion it was illegal and void.
He offers to pay the regular tax. against the
land and asks tn at the case he dismissed.